The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 03, 1869, Image 4

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Primrose Timi'. 'ih is vf oriel WHS formed for innhlandman, Ho emil munt Urn! ?1 fellow; ll lull h been sn slnee III - World began. Anil marigolds were. "How. For sin- who wastes her Bummer|irlme. Ami Wildly ?loin eschew lt. Shall in Hie winter ur ber Hine wini \ am reueiitnnce rue lt. Then, nri'thec, suv not Nay. but Yen. wallst primroses nro blooming; Fur spring-time will not always slay The winier Hull ls Coming. FIlfA XV IA I. A Sit VOM M ICHVIA L. 'l'Iie .Homy Minitel. TllUIMUAY, December '.*. The market ls somewhat easier Utan fur some tillie past. Muney lM loaned freely nt I per cent, per month on ilrst-eluss colialernls, and sccttri ilrs mc In good (Iciiinud. The IrniiauctloiiH nf thc past week show a small advance ! i prices. State sceurliles have appreciated somewhat, and City six per cent, sleeks have boen sold at ('..-'. There ls an encouraging reeling In the market, and thu Impression neenis general that the era ror low prices and stagnation hus passed. Wc give below a carefully revised list of mir stock quotations. aoVTOKUN HANK un.i.s. Current Hates. Bank of Camden. co? 05 Hank or Charleston. par. Hank or Che der. 15? Bank of Georgetown. ix? Bank o? 'Hamburg. ?7? Hank of Newberry. par. Bank of Kout li Carolina. 12? Hank or state of south carolina, prior tu ism. 45? u Rank nf Slate or South Carolina, after January 1,1MB. ?M? 20 Commercial Hunk, Columbia. o:w* Exchange Hank, Columbia. 21?? Tanners' mid Exchange Hank, Charleston.?* Merchants' Itaiik, Cher.iw. il?M os People's Hank, Charleston. par. Planters' Hank or Faliilcld. 059 os Plaiilers' and Mechanics' think, Charleston. par. Soul li western lt a I 1 r o a d IhtUk, Charleston (old). T.'C? 80 Soiiihwesicvn lt 11 i I r o a d Hank, Charleston (new). 70? T."I St nie Hank, Charleston. 07? uni.m Hank, Charleston. par. Cltv of Charleston Change lillis. par. Stille or S. Carolina Treasury Notes. par. nu s ns, STOCKS AND CO?TONS. City ur Columidn Ronds. 70? City or Columbia Coupons. To? South Carolina Railroad and liaiik Block (whole shares). 40(?i South Carolina Railroad (hair shares) 20? South Carolina Railroad six Per Cent Ilonds. 77 00? 78 00 South Carolina Railroad Soven Ter Cent. Hunds. 7S@ 80 South Carolina Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. par. City or Charleston Six Ter Cent. Stock. 58? CO City of Charleston lire Loan Bonds.. sn? State of South,Carolina Bonds (old). 72? State of South Carolina Bunda (new issue of January 1, 1S07). 09? St ate of Saut li Carol Ina Komis (issued for Hank of the Slate bills). GO? Stale of South Carolina Slock. 07? Slate or South Carolina Coupons (fundable). 70? People's National Hank Stock.120 00? First National Hank Slock.120 00? Union Hank Stock. 7 50? 600 Hank of Charleston Stock (whole shares).20 00? 20 00 Rank or Charleston Stuck (half shares). 12 .10? 13 ou People's Hank Stock. B 60? 1) 00 Planters'A; Mechanics'Hank stuck.. 2 50? a ou Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed Hoads. G0@ Greenville and Columbia First Mort Sago Honds.@ leastcrn Railroad First Morl ' gage Ronds. 82? Northeastern Railroad First Coupons (past due). 70? Northeastern Railroad Sioek(capilal) 8 00? Northeastern Railroad Stock (pre? ferred. 30 00? Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 55? 00 Chcrnw and Darlington li rsi Mon? gaga 1 louds. 70? Charleston Gas Company Stock.23 00? 23 50 Charleston City Hallway Slock (OX dividend. 52 50353 00 Charleston Mining und Manufactur? ing Company's Phosphate Works ..@ Charleston and Savannah Railroad Honda (State guarantee). 02? Savannah anti charleston Railroad tStato guaran toe)8cvcn-Per cent. Bonds. 01? Savannah and Charleston Hiillroad Bunds (first mortgage). TS? 80 Savannah mid Charleston Itnilroiui Stock. 88 00? City of Savannah Bonds. 85? 87 City of Savannah Coupons (due pre? vious to June 1,1806). 07? City of Savannah Coupons (due after June 1,1800.? City of Memphis Bonds (endorsed by M. A C. Railroad. 6.1? City of Memphis Bonds (unendorsed) 50? City of Memphis Coupons. 75? Memphis and Charleston R. H. stock ll 00? Memphis and Charleston R. R. Bonds 85? Memphis and Cha'ton lt. R. Coupons 0.1? Georgia Slate Coupons... .:. 07? Georgia State Bond, 7 per cent, (old) 82? Georgia State Bond,|7 per cent.(new) 80? 88 Imports. LivanroOL-Per British steamship Marmora soo plough shears, 4 casks hardware, lo J C Dial; 150 casks bottled beer, to Order; 2000 bundles arrow tics, to R Mure ft co; 1 cuse assorted ware, 3 bales assorted ware, 1 case perfumery, 3 cases Elgin bronze, to J Spearc, Columbus, Ga; 2 casks frying pans, 7 casks chains, to Hart A- co; 36 casks chaim , 25 hags nails, o |rol, pois, to J E Adgcr Ic co; 2210 pieces enrron-ware, 16 casks hardware, to R M Marshall; 2 cases guns, 8 casks hardware, to C Graveley; 1171 burs Iron, 1 KI bundles iron, 08 bundles Iron, 200 bundles Iron, to J E Adgcr A co; 1243 sacks snit, lo R Mure A co; 16 cases and 1 package private ctrccts, to R Mure A co; 60 tons house coal, to R Mure A co; loo hilts bottled beer, 1 parcel, to lt Mure ft co. MAURITIUS-Per bark Wettcrhorn-700 tons Phoenix Island guano, lo Wilcox, Gibbs A co. Exports. NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-121 bags sea Island cotton, 604 bales upland cotton, 86 tes rice, 10 bales yarn, 5 lillis oranges, 20 packages dried fruit, and sundries. Tlic Charleston Market. foil TUB WEEK ENDINO THURSDAY, DEC. 2, ISf9. THE RECEIPTS.-Thc arrivals ot thc cotton ports have continued to como forward in good supply, aud show a predominance over last year at nil points but New Orleans, the Western receipts, it ls said, being still curtailed by thc low stage of I he streams. Thc total result at these ports up to the latest telegraphic news has been as follows: 18C9. 18C8. New Orleans, November 2T.200,781 292,373 Mobile, November 27. 04,273 74,354 Savannah, December 1.187,630 110,008 Charleston, December 1.100,808 61.826 Texas, November 26 . 62,242 45,007 Virginia, November 27 . 73,332 40,004 THE COTTON MAIIKKT.- Tho market for this ar? ticle has, during thc period under review, dis? played rather more firmness and activity at thc great English centre, where thc rules hardened from ll,??d? 11,VI to 131i*d V lb for middling np lands, with considerable t ransaclions; while nt the American ports tho staple has' for much of the period shown slightly easier figures, largely In consequence of thc shnrp decline lu gold, the rates at New York linet nat in g slightly from 2j?26?Vo 9 lb; while at this point middling uplands, which opened at 24c, improved to 2-l?24Jic, receded to 24c, and advanced to 24&C. Thc Liverpool and New York markets have shown thc following movements and prices for the week: On Friday, November 20, thc former dosed firm, uplands 1 lJid@Il ?id, sales 1400 bales; thc latter closed rather steadier at 25c, sales 4108 bales. On Saturday thc former closed firmer and active, uplands ll'?d?il%rt, sales 18,000 bales; thc latter was firmer, closing quiet at 2;.'se, sale* 3000 bales. On Monday thc former was Arm at llKd?jVUXd, sales 14,000 bales; thc latter was In? active, and >^o lower, at 26c, sales 1500 bait J. On Tuesday Hie former was buoyant, uplands lljfd, sales 15,000 bales; the latter closed firm at 26)ic, sales 3000 bales. On Wednesday tho former waa firm, uplands ?2Xd, sal.-s 20,000 bales; tho latter was ac better, closing quiet at 21.'.io, sales 4000 boles. Yesterday tho ronner was buoyant nt I2d @l2,'id, Bales 15,000 bales; thc latter was heavy at li)ic. . The stock of thc article In sight, at thc latest dates, was as follows: I860. 1808. Stock In Liverpool. 888,000 330,480 Afloat from India. 85,000 I18.0UO Afloat from America. 116,000 00,000 Stock lu Loudon. 70,323 124,410 Afloat Tor bondon. 00,000 S3,000 8tock in Havre. 78,260 46.000 Afloat for Havre. 43,100 27,464 Slock In Bremen. 3,141 7,003 Afloat for Bremen. 3,060 1,226 Stock In United States ports_ 266,085 218,000 Stock In tho Interior towns. 64,784 47,301 Total. 1,213,642 1,088,834 Incrcsbo In visible supply. 124,708 Stock of coll ou held by Manchester spinners at tho mills, now 75,000 l?ales; same lime 1808,13V 000 l?ales. Middling uplands I2',d; then ii.'.iM The arrivals al this port for the week have been 671 bags of sea Island ami 8108 bales or uplands, against 664 bags or sea Island ami 7st>'.i bales of uplands the week liefore, and 290 bags ol sea islHiul and Floridas ami Till bales of uplands for Kio same week Inst year. These supplies have conic as follows, say: or uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 7278 tulles; per Northeastern Railroad, MIS- bales: Savannah Railroad, ti bales; wagons, aa bales; Georgetown, io bales; Ile nu fori, 6 bales; CIllsolUl's Mill, 3 bales; Santee, 1 bale. Say, of sea Islands, Janice Island. 12 bales; Northeastern Railroad, 71 bales: Toogoodoo, ia bales: Chlsolm's Mill, 13 bines; Ashcpoo, ;? bales: John's Island, al bales; Christ Church, .''2 l?ales; Wadinalaw, 7 bales: llcaufort, 83 hales; l'on l'on. 1 bale; Savannah Railroad, 20 bales; Savannah, 139 bales; Florida, 1S7 bules: I'.dlslo, 14 l?ales. The transactions and prices prevailing in this nun kel for the week have been as follows: On Friday, November 20, Hie staple was dull. ! with restricted Inquiry and light stock, prices tending in buyers'favor; sales about 100 bales; ordinary lo good ordinary being quoted at 22X0 23,',, low middling 23J?, middling 24, and strict middling 24>,c 7 lb. On Saturday" thc market opened quiet lint steady, and closed limier at about '"c. ^ |h nil vance; sales 700 bales; ordinary io good ordinary ticing quoted at S3023,1*, low middling 23&0237?, middling 24024)! , strict middling 24\,e lb. On Mondiiy, carly in thc day, thc article was quite linn, but the marked decline In gold caused thc market to become easier; sales about 4.'.i) tintes; quotations being somewhat nominal ni 211? 23J? for ordinary to good ordinary, 23J-,'<?'23?? fur low middling, 24024*, for middling, ami 24',c r1 fl for strict middling. On Tuesday lite inquiry was steadily maintain? ed, buyers operating at rates somewhat in their favor; sales DOO bales: ordinary lo good ordinary being quoted ai 22jj023?i, low middling 23,'?0 2.1 \, middling 24, ami strict middling 24',?'. ?? lb. On Wednesday thf market was (inner and prices improved \;o? >?c. V lb.; sales.".00 bales; or? dinary lo good ordinary being quilted ni 23023Jj, low middling 237,024, middling 24'-?c. V? lb. Yesterday the demand was good, stock light, and prices linn; sales 660 bales, viz: lat 22: 2 at 22',: s at 2i; 20 at 23'.,: 4 nt 23??? 13 al 23J?; 20 at at 23?; 7.1 at 23Ji; 128 nt 24:112 at 24?.{; 4 at 24,'i; 77 at 24 '.;. and 10 bales on private terms. We quote: Ll V E R 1*001. c I. USS 11" 10 AT I OX. Ordinary to good ordinary.2:1 ?23*i Low maiding.24 (c. Middling.24 Vii Strict middling.24,S@ SEA 1st.ASH COTTON.-Tho arrivals of this qual? ity of the staple have been in good supply, and were Hie largest of the season, say about 074 bags or sea Island and Florklar, against 604 bales the week before, and 200 bales for the week last year. There was a general good Inquiry during most or ibo week nt steady vales, thc market having boen Fairly active, and leading to the sale of about 700 bugs, of which a fair proportion were Florida?. Among Hie sales were CO Floridas at 62c; 7 do. at 56o;loat00c; 7 at 62c; 3 at 03c; 10 al 06c; of sea Islands 2 al roe; s at ;;c: ll nt coe: 2 at ?le; 4 at 63c;25 al03c; 10 at 70c: 8nt 76c; 33at soc; 17 nt s.jc; 7 at ooc; I at oin-; ti nt $1 H lb. We quote common sea Islands at sof?.r.oc; medium nt 660 7.'ic; medium to line 7ii<?:- Je, and line to choice a: 80c@$i ft lb ami upward. RICK.-The arrivals of Carolina rough have been liberal and were about ::?.,O.O bushels for Hu week. Tlic market has been welt supplied and, with a steady inquiry, prices have been fairly sus tallied, thc market closing ?io firmer, mid tin transactions haring been about loot) tierces ol clean Carolina, among which wera li tierces ?ti o.!?; 12 at tl'4'; 02 at 6,'8'; IOS at OJi; 32 al C 9-10: 2-v. atc?j; 20 atc;,; 120 ut 013-10; los al 0,%; 20 ntl 15-10; C7 ot 7c 't1. lb. Wc quote common to fail clean Carolina at Cit.? *; ; good ?J?07o V lb. Curo lina rough may bc quoted nt $1 rnr.... t GO for lute rlor, and $1 GO?! ito fl bushel for seacoast. NAVAL STOIIBS.-Thc arrivals have been light und were about 1200 bills, for the week. Thc mar kct has been dull, with a declining tendency, nui spirits turpentine which opened at 43 receded ti 41c gallon. Rosins ai e dull, nnd wit limit trans? actions of note. Wc quote nominally: Say ex tr; No. 1 ut ;a en!./.;; -p bbl.; No. lat $2 76099 '-.". f bbl.; .low No. i at $2 25@$2 75; No. 2 to extra No 2 at $1 8002, and No. 3 at fl TS V bbl. Crud? tm lieut lue may bc quoted ut $2 KO %1 bbl. for vir gin, $2 00 for yellow dip, and ?1 00 for hard. HAY.-The arrivals have been about SOO bnlcs ofNorth River qualities, which was mostly sold ni $1 250$1 30 ^ hundred. Cons.-This grain ls being received in light sup ply, the receipts having been a few lots from Ral ti more, by stenmcr, and a cargo rrom Noni Carolina. Wc note sales of 1075 bushels of ne? North cai-ulina white, thc first cargo of thc sea son, at $110 Vi bushel, bulk, weight. Jobbing lots of prime white old com ncc held at nbou $1 35 V bushel, weight, bags Included. The dc in and is light and mainly of a retail character. FLOt'it.-Thc market Is well supplied with mos qualities of Northern and Western dour, for whlct nt present there Is only a moderate, inquiry. Wi quote Northern and Western Hue at $505 SO; su per, in large lots, at $6 7500 25 ft bbl; extra a $0 2507 fl bbl, and family at $707 76 ? bbl Southern qualities arc In moderate stock, nm may bc quoted al $707 SO for extra and $7 600 fl bbl for family kinds. BACON.-There ls but little of this article com lng to hand and thc stocks aro moderate. Th demand has been light and prices have continue without Important alteration. Brime shoulder may bc quoted at 16j?e v lb; prime clear rib side at 20)jc; dry salted shoulders at 14c; salted clea rib sides at I8>;@l9c, and prime strips nt 20c V Iii VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.-Irish [.maines arc li good slock and are Belling at $203 60 ?* bb Onions aro firm at $C 7 bbl. Fruit-Oranges ar abundant of Florida kinds, with some West indi:; wc quote $25035 fl M. Bananas arc In modern! stock and sell al $204 9 bunch. Northern apple sell at $606 fl bbl. RUTTER AND LARD.-TllCTC IB R fair stock < primo Goshen. Wc quote good to prime at 40( 45c fl lb. Western and other lower grades sc from 30035c ft lb; country do. ot 25030c fl M as In quality. Lard ts in good supply and ls bel at 20021c. SALT.-The arrivals of this article have bec large, and amount to about 18,000 sacks direct froi Liverpool. Wholesale transactions havo take place ot $1 60 fl sack, and Jobbing lots at $1 60 ' sack, from shipboard. INDIA BAOOINO.-The market ls well siipplk with this article, and wc quote 23?24o fl yat Dundee bagging, 44 Inches, \'A lbs. for thc yan s held at 30035c. Sea Island bagging, 45 Riche wide, 2 lb for thc yard, ls held at 46c. ROPE.-Thc domnnd for rope ls moderate, ar prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. V quote hemp nt - cents V lb; grceulcaf nt 10cent and Jute nt s1,(?,;) cents ft lb. IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of Hie mo approved patterns, aro oirercd on thc market OJ?07!?c V- lb, and sales have taken place these llgurcs. TiuoER AND Lt'MU i.e..-Thc?narkct for this ar clo ls dull. Wc quote Umber for milling purpos from $S?0. Shipping Umber $10016; 4-40? dooring nt $14015 fl M. Bright lumber, go merchantable, from elly mills, cut to size, frc $20024 fl M by tho cargo. FREIOUVS.-To Liverpool, by steam, Jid on; lands, 1 Hi[ on sen Islands; by sall, wc quote >i<\ 1 uplands mid ,vi on sea Islands. To Havre, nor nal. Coastwise-to New York, by steam, He uplands and lc on sen Islands, $2 fl tierce 1 rice; by sall, lie on rm .on; $1 25 fl tlcrco on rh 40o fl barrel on rosin; $8 fl M on lumber; $0@ ft M on Umber. To Boston, by sall, He ft lb upland cotton. To Providence, in?M on boan ;;c ti lb on rm tob. To Philadelphia, by stca He fl lb on uplands; by sall, $fl?7 fl M on boan $0 on timber; $3 ft ton on clay, and $3 6004 Rhospriates. To Ballimore, by steam, X0*?o >; by sal!, $607 fl M on boards; $? 6004 fl t on phosphato rr.sk. Vessels are in demand our merchant? io t'ik'O lumber freights frr CctvHretown, S. C., Harlen and Belilla River, G and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, a $11012 V M aro rates on lumber and hoards. EXCHANGE-STERI.INO HILLS.-The rate yest day was Irregular at 1:11 M for 00 day bills. DOMESTIC KxonANOK. -Tho banks aro purchi lng sight checks on Now York at \i discount days yt discount; 10 days )( per cent discount; days -; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are si lng sight checks at jj* premium. GOLD.-Thc brokers were yesterday bnylng 23 und selling at 26. MnrkrlH by To lc g ri? ph. I'OHKIUN MAItKKTS. LONDON, December 2 - Noon.-Cornela money M***! uccouut 98Ji? Bonds M?f. Tallow 47H. Turpentine 20s. Evening.-The bullion in the Hank of England has decreased thirty-eight thousand pounds. LIVERPOOL, December 2-Noon.-Cotton lin ny . out; uplands 12d; Orleans I2>tai2'i'l; sates lf>,uoo bales. Heit winter wheal t's HI. bunt buoyant at 7C*. Evening.-cotton Omi; uplands 12?.d; Orleans 12,'^d. Sales 15,000 bales; for speculation and ex? port ''?in. Hunt 70S Gil. PARIS, December 2-Noon.-Bourse opened iii m. Beuten 71f BSC. HAVUK, December 2-Noon.-Cotton opens linn: uiloul if 35c; on the spot if ."Oe. POM HST IO If ARRETS. NEW YOKK, December 2-Noon.-Slocks unset? tled but timi. Money 7. Sterling, long 9; short 0*?. Oold 22*?*; Sixty-twos, coupons, U.'i; Teu ncssces,ex-coupons, 63; now 48\; Virginias,ex* coupons, is; Louisianas, old ti;.; Levees id;;; eights"8; Alabama eights 83; lives ni; (icoigla sixes RI; sevens B3; Norttt Carolinas, old 42%, new 32; South Carolinas, new aft, livening.-Cotton dull and fie lower; sales 1G0O hales ul 26J??. flour lu moderate demand, partly for export; prices unchanged. Wheal 11 simile firmer and moderately active. Corn scarcely so lirm; mixed Western ?1 Ital 13. Hork firmer; new |32 29032 75. Lard limier at Hiy?uJOc. Whiskey limier at $1 04. Groceries quiet mid steady. Turpentine 44;??I45.>;. Bosln $2 o-ias. freights sternly ; on cotton by steam '?e. Money closed easier ut 0a7 per cent. Sterling dull ul ?u 9}?, (iohl closed dull nt 22??, QovernnieMs closed dull. 02s 12*?. Soulhcrns dull und weak. Stocks closed linn. IlAi.Ttuoitv:, December 2.-Colton ipiict. Mltl dllng uplands 2l,4a2.ric. flour mid wheat dull mut unchanged. Corn lower; prime m choice white 00a02c; yellow 90c. Provisions tn slightly improved demnnd. Whlshcy *i HA, CIXCINCINATI, December 2.-("urn illiclinugeil, Whiskey dull at $1 short, cash USO. Mess pork ililli at ?31 50. Bacon active at 16c; clear sides is'.e packed. Lard IO.V4C. Sugar-cured hains 2lc. ST. LOCIS, December2.-Corn dull. Hork quiet ni ?21? ,'iOa:io. Uncoil quiet; clear sides lo.'juitiv. Keg lard lS'.e. Louisvii.LR, December 2.-Corn s.'ic. Provis? ions quiet. Mess pork ul ?31 50. Shoulders Hiv. c'.cursides 10*40. Whiskey ?i. WILMINGTON, December 2.-Spirits turpentine ?l'.iet ut 40c Rosin steady, No 2 $1 T.'.ai Ff?. Crude turpentine unchanged. Ter lower, ul fi. cotton steady ?it 23<.,'a23,?e. AUOUSTA, Deveniber 2.-Cotton easier; sates CIS l?ales; receipts Hist; li?tes; middlings 23.lin2.t>jc. SAVANNAH, December 2.-Cotton receipts ?ma hales; exports HUN) bides; sales 200 bales; mid dllugs24.se; market quiet. Moni i. K, December 2. -The cotton demand was confined to a few. Closed dull. Sales 700 bales. Middlings 23*tfc Receipts 1709 bales. Exports 2C21 l?ales. KtSW ORI.RASfl, December 2.-Cotton caster nt 2la24 '.,'c; sales 45O0 bales; receipts 377C bales;ex? ports const wise 25 bales. Sugar in good demand and Arm; prime ISalSftc Molosses, prime (MaMc. cold 2J.V- Sterling 32\'. New York sight par. Wilmington market. WILMINGTON, December I,-TltRPRXTIXC Sales or no bhlsiii ?2 BU for sort, mid $17.? for hard, per 2S0 lbs. Ki'lRim Tt'itfKSTiNE.-Market (inlet, und sales of only 12 bids ut 40c. fur country, und 0 bids nt He fur New York packages. ROSIN.-Sales of only 333 bbls nt it no for strain? ed, ?2 75 for No 1, nnd $4al 611 for pate. TAI;.-Sales of4S bbls nt $2 and 125 bbls nt $2 05 per bid. Conos.-Market limier and prices ndvnnceil a shade: stiles or? bales nt 23c, ti bales ut 23*60, and SO bales nt 23??0 V Hi. HAY.-ISO tulles Northern sold rrom wharf nt O'lC t* 100 lbs. Interior Cotton Murki ti. ATLANTA, November 30.-The market closed quiet at 23o for middlings; 22Jic for low mid? dlings; 21>;c for good ordinary; 20JjC fur ordi? nary. COLO M BITS. November 30.-The market opened nt 22c for middlings, but, under thc Influence of favorable advices, rose lo 22'vc, at which ligures it closed. Sales 581 huies, iteceipt* Tar; bake, nuipiucnts '-"ju nuies. SUMTER, November 30.-Our colton market lias ruled Hie past week quiet at 2ia23c. 141 bales sold. Wc had hoped lo sec an advance before this, but thc steady decline In gold, which is down lo 122, lukes colton down with lt. g S BS -? o o H o 3 2 o P ?D ra CS - r- z- - ?i 2. : "?: ???|S 1 9 ? ra ra 2 c. c. 3 2.1? c Ir* *"* 3 5 : 5 3 i ere . ra ra - -i -i : is_ : fe Sj 4^ in? ? - o Vs Z ? 'S5 s 9 A ft, W M M S ll r w il Coinpsratlvc Export! of Cotton an?! nice from tlie Port of Charleston, front Sep? tember 1 to December 8, 1800. EXTORTED TO 1860-'70. S. I.iUp'd. (Rice S. I. lUp'd-. i nice 1808-'G9. Liverpool... Otlior Br. Poris Tod 0. Britain 437 26173 ll 240 0588 Havre. Other Fr. Ports! Tomi France. N. of Europe.. Tot'l N. Europe 8.of Europe.. W. Indies, Ac. Total F. Torts.. Boston.;*. Rhode island.. New York. Philadelphia.. . Bult. A Nr'folk Olli. r. S. Torts Tot'l Cse Torts Grand Total 1343 lo 2-tr6 48240 6027 2546 078 1423 ?36 1185 880 36710 11001 610 0040 1701 GMO G850 i Ox por ts of Rice, Naval Stores and Lum? ber from the Port of Charleston, from :?;< plei.-.:>. . 1 to Dccembor !4,180O. EXl'OnTEII TO NAVAL HTOIl'S Huston.-. New York.... Philadelphia.. ballimore New Orleans.. .lobito. Provld'co.R 1. Oth'r U S T'rts Tat Coastw'se Barcelona. MnJ'aAM'knt. West Indies.. Halifax, N 8.. St John's, N B. London. Il ri si ol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre. Monte video... Great Britain. Total Fo i, n. Grand Tola' Ubis. 0,412 3,014 3,003 206 13,384 400 4 655 "6,208 0,227 lOjCll NAVAL STOICS Feet. 32,000 1,018,000 83,000 168,000 113,146 3S0.05C 2,001,201 330,100 836,100 3,027,310 Bbls. 4,222 2,808 200 1,660 3,234 0,303 0,686 18,38*1 Feet. 70,000 2,004.000 1,122,793 047,106 341,030 09,683 4,260,052 043,107 ?43,767 4,904,449 < lin I 1 ? ^ Inn VV liol I Hit II' 1*1 In H. AUTUI.KS. llAUtilKO, V yanl DUIldeC. cunny Cloth. I ui .i; Kori:, f \ lb Mimina. Western. Juli*. IIUTTKR- Cusin II. Cornily.'. COTTON, v \n Ordinary to good onlinnry.. Low om ? 111 II/. Minn hm: lo Hirtel middling. Cooli iimiiiiii..:. .sen Island. COVPKK, .,' lb ititi. Lagunvru. Java. FlvllTll.r/.KIlS Carolina Fertilizer, ? 2000 lbs. no oo wamiu Fertiliser. ou ou Double Itcduul l*oudrcttc. nu oo Niles' Phosphate. Kt no I'cruvian enano, V '--'??? lbs...io* no Caellle Cilium "P 2000 His. 05 00 Pheonix cuut.o. r,r, oo Haugh'.* lliorphalc, li ?ooolbs co on Itliodcs' Phosphate, V SOM lbs r..'i oo Blindes'Standard Manure (toa time). f,7 so Orelnllo lilian i ($10 time). 33 00 Kami fluster. 24 M Mnjies'Super Phos, f-juuntbs. cr. oo Woolstou'ri Phosphate or Mine o:> oo Woolston** Vego'or, yjouo lbs Cii 00 Croasdale'* Ctn. snp.phos. net no oo Howers'Corni lele Manure, net 60 oo <<.> Bordy's Phos. Peruvian, eash. 08 00 <<a Hardy's Parfitt Uuano, cash... uo on C? Pntapsco (?mino. OS 00 (<.) K. Prunk Co's Phosphate. fifi 00 <<i> KIJOVK, "p bbl Kine.5 00 a> Sillier. f, 7:> <a?> Northern nnd Western Kxtra. c. ?o ca Haltimore Kxtra. c? Soul hern-Surer. <? Kxtra. 7 no 6* Faulty. - 7ft tvy Un?is, f bushel Maryland oats. ?B> Western Hals. i,f, Corn. 1 in DAV, f. cwt North uiver. l.l'MUKii, xi M reel ?'?eur While Pine, Hrs: quality. ?0 00 Whlto line, good run. as uo Yellow lino. 20 00 Hoards, roujrh. M oo lirooved and tongued 2S oo MOLASSES, \\ gallon cuba. Miiscnvttdo. ,i*i Sugar-house. 60 New orleans. NAVAL STOKES, "r. bbl Tar. IHcli. Huslii, pale.... Hosin, Ne. !.. Rosin, No. 2.. .j i 23 <o 24 fit) 24 '?(.i .. ?? ;.o (a- i un 2<i a- sd 2s li? 'ii (ii. lu ll 38 T 00 fe. I 00 ("Tl 65 f.ij 4U (IO a 21 on (ai 16 on ft.? a2 00 to Tar. (-?i inch. (ni ItOSllI, pale. 4 ,*,0 (?>? Rosin, Nu, 1. 2 "fi (.., Rosin, No. 2. 1 so (,(, Rosin. No. 3. 1 7fi (io Splritsjmrpcntluc, ? gallon.. 41 r-A Oakum, 'rt lb. HI (* NAILS-American 4<920d., v keg fi fio <>c PowiiRii- Dupont's, F.F.F. g_ tl 70 (.ii Dupont's, K.K.F. ? co (?j Dupont's, Hlasting. 4 2fi (?it Pm iv (SKINS, fi lb llacon. Hams. (?i Sides. 20 (?rt Shouhlers. lG'jdfi Strips. 20 (r, I.nnl, lu keg. 20 <g> Huller. .10 & Cheese. u {?) I'ol nt oes, irish, "p bbl. 2 oo a Sweet. ;i fio r?) Onions. 0 nu oo Apples. fi oo (ft Kgg*. 30 fn) Poultry-Chickens, <p doz_ 3 oo GA Fowls, f" dor.. fi on (.u Kien, .V lb-Carolina. c. tn) Kast India. SALT, %l sack-liverpool, coarse 1 fio <t?? Liverpool, linc. (it) Sun AH, "p lb-RUW. flo Porto Rico. gd Muscovado., .. <a* BEESWAX-V lb. 38 6? HUIES. Oreen-*p lb..._ 08 fj> l>ry. is (n) CHESTNUTS-v bushel. 4 oo rm ll 30 3 fiO 4 tm c (ni 32 4 IS) U UO ; g Z'.i I - fi SS ll ; S : 2 : ? o o a o n < i < < o ii it it o io ct c ci o o 3 = 33 3 2 3333 creer - cr cr cr cr cr cr rt) o rt o -D o ff?ft?bit) ""I *1 -i ?1 -I -I ?1 -I 8???3 - g gagg ?*Cf?*. H- - ia : o -i 5o.g: HP.StS: ??' Sali S . S to o a io . 2 ? -?c?Jl^iiS-^?JicSS oo i*- IJ ti *.i co ti to -i o c co _xppw- ? Sip SS ci'iuak; M^-IOO to"c"-i ~t o E - o^wjo^to.!- 2- o du_-f u-i is a?; |ijs SSI: ?5ai?: 2? S*. '. jo ; ; I??-* 5: : Hggg: : e>o>" ; ; . MW jsjj SS: : : ?: SSS: ^8 WC" ' . O . QC. CO CO ?ga' -1 co io v> ci. "co-!. cn C^O 4- ?-' CO CO Ct? IO co ?O . . i: o ! "Q gt- ! oV U8: : feg: feg: S? 4^ r/; rill Po "3 S 3 5 2. :?:::: -is: : BS . !-. . ? . . ? ? *g (O jil : l l H il S? j?j?; o> po?; SK 5'. ? y|?>o?S: i^ e* ' . OOO O. ^, Co . IOC. ? co - *? e? M -J. : : y3 y> y>"'^J^?O i ; is w uu' i.e jo L. _rj. ; j-, JJ ja jot.; jo j-i 'Jo 4.: - ? ja j" E . ii ? >-i?; Ha^ftl: Ul - "?H ?"0 o o Sw? ? o ""U S? o a 2 CD f3 n 3? OH? 3 2.=r Ff ?? O *? O gi? S's 'g NOTE.-Wo have deducted from New Orleans 19,071 bales uplands, trom Mobile .... bales, trom Havannah 2334 bags sea Island and .... bales up? land, nnd rrom Charleston 1370 bnga sea Island and 07 bales upland-thc quantities received at thoao ports rrom Mobile, Florida, Texas nnd Savannah. Receipts hy Rullroad, December ?. 80UTU CAROLINA HAI I.KOA I). 1103 balea colton, OD balea domestica, 80 tibia dour, 50 bbls whiskey, 2 cars stock, 4 cars wood To Railroad Agent, (?W Williams A co. Pelzor Rodgers A co, (? II Walter A co, J R Prlnalc A Son, Wlllla A Chlsolm, K J Wlss A co, J ll B Sloan W ll Ryan, W W Smith, Caldwell A Son, Frost A Adgcr, and othcra. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 127 bnlcft cotton, 60 bbls naval mores, io carn lumber, cotton aced, mdse, Ac. To J H stcln moyer, n F Simmons, W Lobby, W K Rvnn, Kins? man A Howell, J Marshall, Jr, Heeder ii Davis, A J Salinas, Frost A Adgcr, Walter A co, Johnston, Crews A co, Mantouo A co, O W Williams A co, M Coldamllh A Hon, Orncsor A Smith, Clnghoru, Her? ring A co, L Cohen A co, J K Pringle A Son, Bro? die A co, Caldwell A Son, Mowry A co, IVlzcr, dodgers A co, Ravcucl A co, and J U Huggins. Mock? of Colton In th? Interior Towna not I ucl ml eil !>? the Itccelpls. TOWNS. j ISM?, j IST.-i. Augusta A- llum'g..N'ovcmlier 2n| 12,360 :: v.s Macon, Un.November au 14,074! 10,02:1 L*oluuihus, ?;?i.Niivvmiiersol 1 ! H.AAV Montgomery, Ala.. Novcnilicr -nj i:),3S?l K*IU:I feinta, Ahl.N'ovvtiilicr so .'..sin a, 110 Mcni|ihls, Tenn_November 27 ??.7?1* | 11,210 Kushvillc, Tenn_November 271 1,4221 i,uiu * Tidal.i ci.7*4! 47.::iil Passengers. Ter steamship Kurugossu, for New York-I S Shelby, c Iticchetellvr, W GriilHh. .ir. T Itrcveier, J Silver, H V roller, s Walsh, J Cram, ami r I1 Corri sion. Per British steamship Marmora, from Liver? pool- K W I nlier. (I Moore. Mi s Galloway. Charles Scott, A Douglas, Elizabeth Douglas, Anno lion lila?. K Douglas, .1 Winni, .1 Din, wire ami ru tull v, KUxu Hull, Catherine Gearry, A Nye ami wife, *L Hun:: ami family. Per s'l-amer Pilot Hov. from Fernandina via Savannah nuil Beaufort-Mr Wclsmnn, ll Myers, Mrs Cosinun, Mis I. .pe/.. Mrs llllev, .1 K Kicbunis, ll Lewis. K William-!, A A Huer, it Coulton, W M ilainniouil ami wir.-, LGrcciillctd, N ll.vtnuu.T 1: Canley ami son, C C lieyward, K P Judd, A wii llnins, J Iluiin, Caiitnin Crowell, Mr Bhuiigh, Mr Beyers, Hov Mr Campbell. Mr Harliv. M S Killel I ami wire, p campiieii, .1 ll Harrison, ami 21 on ?leek. Kxnnrts of I lie WV ok. FORMON. 1.1 vi: ii roo I.-Per Hark Hon Justo-A3 Imus sea Islaml cull un, 'JO:".'! bales upland cotton, 3211 sacks cotton Feed, 113 tons phosphate, rock.Per Bri? tish bark Mary Kllluui-I bass sea Island cotton. CHU bales upland cotton. 2114 lings cotton seed_ Per bark Annie Kimball-13 blurs sea island col? ton. 2:121 hates upland cotton. A PORT IN UHKAT IIUITAIN-Per bark Iris-KOO bbls naval stores. BARACOA-Per sehr w n Steele-2400 reel bun ber, 211 mils potatoes, *i Mils onion?, 2 ?ibis tipples 01) boxes herrines. fiO reams paper, 4 bids tar. IIOMRSTIC. NEW YORK-Fer steanishlp Magnolia-los hairs sea island conon. OOS bah s upland colton, .".I les rice, 20 hale:; yarn. IPS bbls see.I rice, '.ci bbls rosin and sundries.Per steamship Charleston-1064 bales upland colton, 2:1 iia?*< ?en Island cotton, sc tierces rici-. 21 bundles paper. 3U packages sun? dries, :u nuis oranges.Per steamship cham? pion-cs hags sou Islaml colton, ISM hales up laud colton, 135 It?r?es rice, is bales yarn. 22 rolls leather. 32 linn.lies imper, 01 pkg* fruit and sumirles.Per sehr Marian Cage-lui tierces rico. 26OT hags cotton seed, AU Lags rice flour, 7'? casks clay, a crates earthenware, 101,084 reel lum? ber.... Per sehr Ida Richardson-i:io,000 reel re? sowed stun and plank. Puti..Mii:i.i'iiiA-Per steamship J \V Bvernmn 44A bates upland cot lou, 110 bules yarn. 171 bbls naval Mores, (?1 threes rice, 70 casks dav. I AA empty tibis_per iirig c ll Hccry-3A0 tons phos? phate rock_Per sehr Archer A Beeves-14 lisles CKItim, 104 casks clay, 13 hhds mid ia ions Iroii, ll cases mdse Ulld 240 tons phosphate rock. WiuitxuTox, UKI.-Per sehr Fnwn-380 ions phosphate rock. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-211 bales coll?n, 100 Hernes rice, :>o casks clay, 3 hhds hides, s hales raes, 1U Inns pig Iron, 21 hags rrnlt, 10 bbls oranges, and sundries.Per sehr Han? nah t! Hand-2A0tons phosphate rock. MA KINK xi:n:s. _ C II A BI, KS TO N, I) KC KM H KU :!. A B lt IV Kl) Y ESTK lt HAY. Brit tall Steamship Marmorn, Robinson, Liver? pool-lett November 2. Assorted cargo. To R Mure A co, .1 C Dial. J Spear, Hart A en, .1 K Adger A co, lt M Marshall, C Oravclcy, and Order. The Marmora took heavy westerly gilles soon after leaving pori, ami anchored 011? Blackwater Bunk. On the 13th November, live miles from the Azores, experienced a hurricane from SW to NW, lasting twenty-four hours and leaving a fearful sen. Th? heavy weather forced thc ship as far south ns 25 N lat-since then experienced strong westerly gales. Bark Wetlcrhorn, Minoit, Mauritius-&7 days. Pliurnix Island guano. To Wilcox. Hibbs A co. Brig Georgie, Swan. Boston-12 days. Mdse. To W . Booen A cn, Mrs George Lee, Chichis ft Witto, S Kiimmun, J K Adger ft co, Mniltouo ft co, 11 Swain, K lt Cowpcrlhwuil, Kail road Agent, ll lt Sllcox, Pluck ney Bros, J lt V?llers, Ostendorll ft co, ,1 N M Wohitinnun, J ll chalmers, ll T Grav, W L Webb, A Webster, P P Tonic, lt While, P P Locke, J P Kelp, O'Neill ft. Son. .1 Wiri li ft co, C 1) Kenrick, Paul, Welch ft Brandes, c Hurl ft co, M Drake, Knox, Daly ft co. and Werner ft Ducker. Merchants1 Linc sehr T lt baird, Ireland, New York-fi days. Mdse. To W Reach ft CO, J K Ad? ger A co. Adams, Damon ft co, o A Ammo, G H Alircns A co, Andrews A Salvo, ll Blschoir ft co. Brown A liver, Hollmit.iu Bros. W M Hird A co, lt llulwinkle ft co, C Bart A co. F C Horner, Came? ron, Barkley A co, J C Bluhme, Crane, lloylsloii ft co, ll Cobia ft co, C J Coleock, Mucduu* Cohen, T M Cuter, T Campbull, K ll Cowpcrthwait, Howie ft Moise, F Kntelmaii, L Kilns, I) F Fleming ft co, ll Herdts A co. J Gorham, Hart ft co, J K Heath ft co. Holmes ft Calder, J W itamnan, J Oallts. F. w I.I..V.-...,, ?viiuiuuii. Tiiomllnson ft co. Kinsman ft Howell, Kimi-k, Wtckenberg A- co, ll Kial to ft co, .1 Kennedy, A Langer, Lauroy ft Alexander, T Murphy, Muller, Nimitz A co, A McCobb, Jr, W McLean, Ncufvllle A ll.nina m. J F O'Neill ft Son, Ostendortr ft co, Pelzcr, Budgers ft co, Palmetto Pioneer Association, I) Paul ft co, J A Quuckcn bush, J II Bennckcr, Blecke ft Schachte, C Ring, Kalli na,i Agent, V ll SIICOX, A ll Seckendorf, II Slcgllng, W Shepherd, J A Torrent, J Tobins, W I, Webb, G W Williams ft co, Werner A Ducker, J N M Wohltmann, J Wlrih ft co, G II Wnlter. Paul, Welch ft Brandes, S W Wilson, and Wagoner ft Monotes, Sehr William ft John, from-. 2200 bushels rough rico. To W c Bee ft co. Sehr Herald, from Combahce. 20G0 bushels rough rice. To W C Bec ft co. Sehr Ann S Dena, Garbattie. West Point Mill. 87 tierces rice. To J R Pringle ft Son. Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck, Fernandina via Sa? vannah and Hean fort, ill bales cotton, mdse and sundries. To J D Aiken A co, Heeder A Davis, J Uauekel A co. Hopkins, McPherson ft co, Bavcucl A co, W Gurney, J A Knslow ft co, Ii Gerdts ft cn, Mrs W C P Campbell, H W Mc.Turcou?, J Apple, ll Klattc ft co, W M Bird ft co, Holmes A Guider, and Southern Kxprcss Company. Steamer Marlon, Hobcrlsou, Wright's Blulf and Landings on Santce Uiver. C7 bates colton, mdse and sundries. To Hie Agents, J A Smythe, W C Dukes ft co, J lt Pringle A Son, A J Salinas, J M Caldwell ft Son, J Marshall, Jr, B O'Neill, Heeder A Davis, Pelzer, Budgers ft co, Ravcnel A co. S L Howard A Bro, Boyle, Gaillard ft Minott, Kins? man A Howell, Wagoner ft Menaces, J Hamlin, and others. Sloop Pentan, Jones, Milltown. 1300 bushels rough rice. To Ravcnel A co. Sloop Mary, Mills, North Kdlsto. .12 hags sea Island cotton. To Fraser ft Dill, J Coleock A co, and others. Boat from James Island. 1 bag sea Island cotton. To Roper A Stoney. Boat from James Island. A lings sea Island cot? ton. To Fraser ft Dill. Boat from John's Island, u hags sea island coll?n. To Fraser ft DIB. Boat from Wadmatavv. c bags sea island cot? ton. To Fraser ft Dill. . Boat from James' Island. 3 bags sea Island cotton. To W Gurney. Boat from Christ Church. 3 bags sea Island cotton. To W Gurney. Received from chisel m's Mill. 72 tierces rice and 7 bags sea Island colton. To W M Lawton, W C Bec ft co, Gaillard ft Minoit, and Mowry ft co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York-Ravc? nel ft co. Sehr Lizzie Carr, Gilchrist, Chisolm's Islaml, S C-Risley ft Creighton. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Saragossn. Ryder. New York. Sehr Pawn, Kellv, Wilmington, Del. Sehr Hannah G Hand, Hand, Baltimore. FROM THIS TORT. Sehr Ida Blrdsall, Blrdsall, New York, Novem? ber 20. Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, New York, Novem? ber 20. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Steamship Maryland, Johnson, nt Baltimore, November '?'J. BY TELEGRAPH. S AVA NN An, December 2.-Sailed, thc monitor Dictator, Key West; steamships General Barnes, New York; America, Baltimore. MEMORANDA. Thc brig Josie A Deverranx, Clark, from Charles? ton for Boston, arrived at Holmes' Hole Novem? ber 2S. I.I st of Shipping: IN TUB I'OItT OP CHARLESTON, PECRJtnKIl 2. Vessels ender loo tons, unit st cum-rn constlug within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Marmora (Br). - tous, Robinson, nt Boyce A co's wharf, fi rim Liverpool, discharging-R Mure A co. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adgcr's wharf, for Now York, loading-James Adger ft co. Prometheus, 581 tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-Jno A Theo Getty. SHIPS. Ellen Southard, 948 tons. Morse, In tho Stream, for Liverpool, ready-Willis A Chisolm. Duke of Wellington (Br), 724 tons, Allen, nt Van " dcrhorsi's wharf, for Liverpool, loading Rnvnncl ft co. Muscling us (Hr), - tons. Groves, nt Vandcrhorat's wharf, for Liverpool, loading- Bavcnnl ft co. Gorilla (Hr), 766 tons. Say, at Boyeo ft co's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-ll Mero A co. HARK.S. Dalkeith (Br), 848 tons. Lang will, at Boyco's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Muro ft co. Mary Klllnm (Br), 421 tona. Butler, In thc Stream, for Liverpool, ready-J ft T Get'.y. Don Jtiato, 003 lona, Bonhorr, in ino Stream, for Liverpool, ready-Willis ft Cid mini. J II Eaton, 372 tons, Klilngwo'-d, nt Palmetto Wharf, for London, loadla?,--J A Knslow ft CO. ?Marla (Br), - tons, Webster, nt Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading- Willis ft Ohlsolm. Arbitrator (Br), - tons. Irvin, nt Boyce ft co's ?harr. Hom Liverpool, discharging-Wagner, Huger ft co. Atlantic (Rr), OTA tonn. Vcrnon.nl Marsl., vharf, noni Newport, Eng, dlhchargln; lt Muru .*. cu. Homlierstiiid (Nor), :;s7 lon?. Nielson, at Yu udor horst's wharf, from Liven.I, discharging . Itnvcnel A co. Wctlcrliorti, - ton?. Minuit, m tho St nyilil, from Mauritius, just nrrlvvil-Wilcox, i;n.t>- A CO. lillies. Lady ferie (Rr), 3A*l tons. I'.iticrson. ut Rennell'* wharf, from Suit Uiver. Jam, waiting-W i* lion. A Fomento (Snail), HIT lons. Alslun, :it Brown .?. . o's wini rf, fur llarceloiiu, loiiiiiuir-W I? ililli. Lrmeslmlu (S|mn), ivo ions, itulir, nt mown A io's wharf, for Karcolomt, Inading-W I' Hall. Joven Antonio (S|Kin),'jl'J luns.CiiriNiua'll.nt llrown .v .os Vi lui ir, for Barcelona, loading-w l* Hail. c. F Hurry, fa!T lons, ('oiikllu, hi Hu- stream, fur I'hilaileiiihiit, reiuly-W Keuch ?V co. Cumbill, - lons,-. in Hm stream, tor Jacksonville, reuily-ll V Ita ker A co. L'n'sar (Simii), - tons, Mark, ?it llrown ft io's wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W p Hall. Renshnw, 27A tons. Sylvester, lu the stream, to h.a.I fur Huston-Risley A Creighton, t..'orme. - ions. Small, at Adgcr's wharf, from Itoslun, discharging- w Renell A co. SCHOONERS. Petrel, UKI tons, skinner, ?it ITnlnn wharf, from Halllinnie, to be repaired-j A Em-low A- co. Itaiph carlton, 339 tons, railer, m Central wharf, rm- Philadelphia, loading-ll P linker ft co. Marian (?aire, :wi ions, shepherd, nt North? eastern Itallroail wharf, for New York. tva.ly -w Roach A co. Mai?.aka, - tons. Kooka, in Ashley Uiver, for a Northern Cori, loading-Street Uros A co J ll Stickney. - tons, rooks, tn Ashley Uiver, for a Northern Port, loading-Street Hms ft co. W H Tlionnts. tons, WlRSIllorC, In the Str.-ain, Tor Philadelphia, ready-ll Plinker A en. BJ Palmer, 107 tons, Smoot, at Atlantic wharf. from ita it mim-,., wu it in tr- Willis ft Chlsolm, Ida Richardson, ITS tons. Heddi, in Ashley Uiver, for New York, ready-W Roach ft co. .1 w wilson, UTI ions, somers. Northeastern Rail? road wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-ll V linker ft co. Anna K f?kivcr. 2SS lons, Terry, al llrown ft en's wharf, for Heston, loading-M Cold.-iuith ft Son. Lizzie farr. -. tons. Uilchrist, in tlie stream, for Chlsolm's island, ready-Klsley ft Creighton. Minnie,'JUD Inns, Hmli'oti. nt Adger's wharf, for New York, loading- W Roach ?V. ro. V ll Hiickllii, 241 mos, Huckllti, in Ashley Uiver, fur Ruston, loading-Risley ft Creighton. R K reeker. I-O tons. Kelly, lit Union wharf, from Weymouth, Mass, discharging-Master. KP Callada,- tons. swam, nt Palmetto wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-Master. Ihtvld Wassmi, '-'ju lons. Tajdey. ?it Palmetto winni', froiu New York, ililli barging-J A Rlisluw A- co. P U ISalnl, - tons. Ireland, at Adger's wharf, from Now York, discharging- W Roach ft co. ol'I'I VIA I.. LIST OP LETTERS remaining In Ute Post?nico ?it charleston,for thc week en-ling December'.', ISOU, and piiuicil ollieltilly in Tint DAILY NLWS, as tho newspaper having thc largest circulation tn the City ?.r Charleston. UV}- Persons calling for Letters Advertised, Should state that they are "Advertised.'' Millee hours from S A. M. lu O'. P. M. Oil Sundays, noni r.1, to 0;; 1*. M. STANLKY (!. TROTT. Post master. WOMEN'S LIST. Addison, Mis iDcconc, Mrs Vl-|Mur|diy, Miss M Susan tide , M F Alston, Mrs M JI Dosel, Mrs Phil- '.Maguire. Mrs Alston,Mrs Mar-! Us Hose galil Kendrick. Mrs IMcNcltv, Miss Alston, Mis Ford, Mrs A M I Magglce Jillie l ord, Mrs Chi- Mo.Micliaol, Miss Anderson, Mrs . racv 1 M LU iinneis, Ml-s Xafer. Mrs T 1) Armstrong, 1 .lana Neal, Mrs Miss O F [Gibbs, Mrs Ce- Perpetua, (Ser Harncll, .Miss i Ila F tindo Anna (?reen, MiSSMur-lPopc, MKS 0 P llrown, Venia j garet jPoore, Mrs 11 ?' mown. Miss Oreen, Mrs Mn-lHiimscn, Mrs sallie : ry Lydia Iteiiiuleux, Mrs oreen, Mrs Lau-jitllcy, Mrs Mary Cathrin '. ra | K Uciinctt, Miss (lltibs, Mrs Ros- River-. Mrs M C .laue ! ena .Rose. Mis M M Itlanke, Miss IllRold, Mrs Diann Robertson, Mrs M (?rall. Miss Kill- ll C Hlake, Mrs H I ma Seabrook, Mrs Hreno, Miss R 1. I lammond. Red William Brynn. 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Miss) Mary rah I Cornelia .-iioppie, Mrs Courtney, Mrs iljitrge, Mrs M iTnvlor, Mrs Let SJ Laver, Miss L Ri tba Cochran, Mrs 'Long, Miss JanolThotnpson, Mrs Charlott Mnzyck, Miss j C Corcoriiie, Catii- M C rn man, Miss rino 'Milter, Mrs Eml- Sis Cost?le, Mary I ly Waring, Mrs A Ellen Mliler, Mrs M H P Croghnn, Mrs |Mariaml, Mrs Willson, Mrs Mary 'Mathews, Mrs : Jane Darby, Mrs | WW ?Williams, Mrs Cathrin .Mehrten*, Mrs L| Adlinc Dungciileld, 'Middleton, MisSiWilllams, Mrs Miss A I R i Amelia Davis, Miss Ku-.Mitchell, Miss jWelhllng, Mrs gene . Ann Lynnh Darbv, Mrs M L Mitchell, Mrs tWlchrcck, Lucy Der n il cl iel Mrs . Amelia Wood, Miss L ,Mlles. Mrs M 1 Amanda MEN'S LIST. Aillce. Henry Fowler, Bylvcs- McNeil, Plenty Alston, Robt I 1er C O'Meara, C Anderson, .las ?Frasier, Jacob O'Neill, M C Avery, Thos Y Gambo, Wm Perry, H I) Haly. Henry |(Rh:hrlst, J A Perez, Jose Isa Baring, SlcplienlOordon, T B bel II euler, E Pinckncy, Barnett, Aaron 1; rahain, John Thomas Baynnrd, Thus Culham, Joseph Pope, A A 'Brant, Frank Preston, R J Rcnnctt, Jas .(?reen, Paul Puckhaber, Sr, Reach, J N jllaase, John F Heaui.?au, Ed- |Hamltn, Joseph Qaiinn, Nicho ward A Burris, Isaac las A Bischoff, JCW Harris, Prank Rebbman, F J Bligh, I' Harlin, Scptl- Redmond, John Billie, Henry mus A Redd, J C Bonncau, J E Harbers, C II Hepper, R Bostick, Frank Hardin, B II Beeves, Marcus Brown, Ur E M Hartman. John Rhett, Wm Brown, ll ii j Honker, (I W Richardson, Brown, William I Howard, R 1 Samuel Brooks, Edward Howard, Rich- Richardson, O ard I John Brodrick, Put- Humes, Robert iRoyster, Joscnh rick Jackson, J lilyan,RR Bruthen, Schnd- Jackson, Will schroeder,Died rick Jackson, Wil- rick Brookiiis, I) R liam Schwakc, Louis itruiisi.ii, B C 'Jacobi, C Schutuukcr, A Biillwlnkel, N (?'James, D A Jil Burns ft Son.J B|Jaegcr, C 0 I Sexier, Edgar Banger, Nicho- Jenkins, Br E E Scltiy, Richard las Jennings, Ed- Simpson, Ceo Cahill, M E ward Slawsoii, P R Campbell, F Jclfcrson, Eil- Sinlt. Angelo i Carney, Peter ward Smith, Simson i ('.unmade, Hen- Johnson, Wm Smith, A F ry Johnson, John smith, William Campbell, Dan- Jones, James H Sorosscs, J O Iel Kennedy. T U Spencer, ltlctt ('arroll, Ceo Kcnltcr, John | ard Cnrrlgan, John Klngmnn, E J stair..rd, Toncy Cater, Maim Klint wurt h, F Sturgess, DJ envido, A O Knee, ll li IStelts, Milton F Chaplin, Andu Kocblltz, W O Stuart, James bald H Liawrcnce, RevJStewart, Harry Coggin, Win ll fsymons. Thos H Courtney, Wm Llshccot, Julina Tarrant, ll H P Correa, Juan Lutjcn, Lutlcr Tailor, John Jose Mackay,Charles Taree, E Cohen, Dolph Maulen, Cano Thompson, E F Coliill, J 1' Merchant, Hen- Thompson, S Conroy, Wm ry Toliciifllegel, Jn Constont, Paul Meyer, J D E cob Crane, Patrick Miller, John D Vnnmctcr, Dr Cutler, Ceo T Miller, Edward ' S Daly, John C Middleton, Ed- Vate, Nathaniel Davis, Nathaniel ward Vetemos, Rel Desplnnguc, Ju- Milligan, Mci- Waterman, J N Bus C I chers ft Co Wallace, James Denny, Thos S Mitchell, Israel Walker, ll A Deas, Jus C Mlshnw, (mag- Walker, Prince Doimhno, Fran- lstiatc) Washington. clsjil Moigcon, Mr Wm Drucker, M Moran, Wm Wheaton, John Dunn, John Mordecai, J W Williams, James Eastcrllng, T W Moore, Thos (col'd) Erling, Moritz Mouzou, il J Williams, Jo Fees, Ocr, Miinzeninalrc, scph Field, Patrick ll F Williams, A R Fisher, Ed MoElhernn, Rev Williams.James Flood, Henry D Wilie, J ILA Ford, Tims S McGrath, Do- Willamore, Capt Ford, U F vid It ll Ford, Abra- Mcl'urson. II Wood, Henry hain McKcwn, W T Ziegler, (luslav Francis, Jas S . Henry 03- Persons depositing letters In thc Post?nico will please placo tho stamp near the upper right hand corner cf tho envelope, amt they will also Idease to remember thal without the stamp a let? ter cannot bo mailed, bul will bc sent lo tho Dead latter Ofllce. H OLMES ? MACBETH, No. 30 DROAD STREET, Charleston, S. C., EROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AMP GENERAL, COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Renting and Collecting or Rents and purcbaso and .salo of Stocks, Bonds, Hold, Silver and Real Estate. AUW, To thc Perclmso of doods and Supplies for par? ties In the country upon ressousblo terms. dKOROR L. HOI.MUS.AJ.KXANI.KK MACDBTU. jnnl lyr Shipping. Y ? ,: 15 n K T <? X . Tim fast sailing Crlu RKXSHAW.Svlvrstor k Muster. having t wo-thirds I'nrgo eitgiu-i l.^tftXh will have dispatch for Hicabove purl. For Freight engagements, apply lu IHSI.KY A CKKKtllTuN dee:; U'commoiliitloii V. h . o i: ii i v K it i? o o i,. The fine BrtMdi Bark DALKEITH, l.antr- ?T? win. Muster, rcipitre.hali s tu complete V?* cargo. For Freight oiitcti|r* un- ?ipplv lu BOM'. .MI I:I; ,v ci?., uovtto Win.if. T7I o li li I V K K P U ?) I. . The isritish ship MUSCONOCS, w. M. ja* (trov?is Muster, having u liirgc port Um ??s'J^L her carpo engaged, will have dispatch. Kor freight engagements uppl? tu novan lt A VEN KL A I'D. ?EXCURSION'S Til A I.I, POINTS OP li INTEREST AROUND TIIK HARBOR. 'nm r.i-t Hulling nnO comforlnlilv ap- _?"L? pointed Vachl KLKANOB will now rcsunie&aJx her nips to all points in thc hurlior, starting KVKitv Mimsisii, al io o'clock, ntnl every AFTKII S'OON, al :J o'clock, rroni Soul li Commercial Wharf. For Passage or Charier, apply ue.M iloor south of lill'.Milln I1IIII<C. IIOVS milos Shipping. A S T F R ti I ti ll T LIN E TO HALTl.Mo?l.. PHILADELPHIA. IIOSTON AND THF. CITIES OK Tl..: NOUTHWF.ST. TllUOVall ? U.I.: I.AM.Yii HIVES r'OH ' 'fi' ro.V TO HUK.VKX. The Steamship MARYLAND, .fohn-^rpf~~-fh son. Conunnmler, win sall r?r Frill j~?Wf*ita more on Ti'Ksii.w, Dccvmlier ?th, III 4 o'clock F. M.. from Pier No. I, Union Wharves. mr-lusurauce hy ihcSieniucrs of this linc jj per cent, lo Hall inion- ami Phlluilelphlil. To Hos? ten ',. Fhiiaiielphia Freights (ur worded lo that eily dy raiiroaii from Italtlinore wiiliout nihil Honni expense for Insurance. Dy arrangement wi h tho Steamships of Hie Dalt ?more ami Cremen Lino, .-ailing sci?l-tuntith ly,Through i"iis latdlug for COTTON w in hereafter lie Issued to u. latter port on accommodating terms. air* Through lillis Lading given tn PHILADEL? PHIA. IIOSTON ami the CITIES OF Till-; NORTH? WEST. For Freigiit engagements or Passage, npply to COCItTKNAY A TH EN lt OLM. ilcc3 -I Union Wharves. Y O R S K W Y O II K. P A S S A u t: SIS. The elegant Side-Wheel Slcnmehln^fJRlfa. MACNOLIA. Captain M. lt. Crowcll ^tit??f+f tiaviug Hue accouimoilatlons for imsseugers, wm leave Vnmlerliorst's Wlnirf. on TllL'KSIiAY, De? cember tub, ISO?, nt - o'clock. tleca UAVKNKL A CO., Agents. ri O R N E W ? U ii IV The Now York and Charleston Sleuin-^^.??p? shlp Company's first class HMc-whcclSfttaHB stenmshlp MANHATTAN, M. S. Woodhull, Com inamler, will sill! from Adger's South Wharf on SATUKIIAV, the 4th Instant, at : o'clock A. M. UlT Through lillis Of Ludlllg on Colton to Liv? erpool. O?r Insurance by this Linc one-half i.'^i per cent. /?3- Superior Accommodations for Passengers, dec! 4 _JAMKS Alu;Kit A CO.. Agents. mRAYELLEUS PASSING THROUGH CHARLESTON ES ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND A IK KN, And other places, chould lay in HlCir^fj&fBBfc supplies of Clarets, chnmpngncs, cor-jg?&MwB dials, llrundlcs, whiskies wines. Canned soup* mid Meats, American und English biscuits, De? villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking Tobacco and Imported Segur*. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 27y King street, opposite tinsel, Charleston, s. C. Rranch of No. ooo Broadway, corner goth street, New York. . sepias fimos INCURSION UP ASHLEY RIVER TO PHOSPHATE WORKS. The steamer EMI Ll E. Captain P. c. _ ".TlTT^k Lew!*, wm leave South ComtnerclolJ--K?HBBEi wiiurf on SATI'UDAV MORXIXII, tho 4th oi iiecem ber lit 0 o'clock, for the Phosphate Works, nhove Bee's Ferry. Bediming, will leave the Works at 2 o'clock. Fare for the trip, CO cents. SHACKELFORD A KELLY, decs 2 ? Agents. j^OR WRIGHT'S BLUFF AND INTER? MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN TEE RIVER. Thc light draft Steamer MARION, r ?tT^s Capt. Alexunder Robertson, will re-ifef'^/?TIgZ cclve Freight Tins DAV, nt Accomi?iouuiion Wharf, and leave To-Monnow NIUUT, ttic 4th Instant. Freight must lie prepaid. For engagements, apply al TIIK OFFICE OP THE AGENCT, dee.-, 2 Aecommodutiou Wharf. 0 R FERNANDINA, FLORIDA, INLAND ROUTE VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH. BRUNSWICK AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE GEORGIA '.OAST. Steamer 1*1 LOT BOY. Captain _ ?-IT^'i?. Fenn Peck, will leave charleston ?BBRPflHGI for above points every SUNDAY MUHNINO, at B o'clock. Leaving Savannah MONDAY MUKNINU, nt o o'clock. Returning, she will leave Fernandina ou TPRS IMV AFTERNOON, after nrrlvnl of the train from Cedar Keys and Cninesville; leaving Brunswick same evening; leaving Savannah for Charleston, via Beaufort, on WEDNESDAY' AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. For Freight or Passage apply to J. fl. AIKEN A CO., nov24 South Atlantic Wharf. TOXTRA TRIP TO BEAUFORT AND CIUSOLM'S LANDING ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 3. Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain _ ^rr**a>k. Fenn Peck, will sall for above points every FRIDAY MoitNINa, nt s o1?ii)ck! He turnlng, will leave Beaufort same evening to suit thc tide. J. 1). AIKEN A CO., IIOV24 _Agents. JP O R P A LAT KA, FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON? VILLE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Stcnmer "DICTATOR," Captain _ . ?rr*=?w W. T. McNclty, will sail from ?^l&EZZ? Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at ? o'clock, for above points. Stcnmer "CITY POINT." Captain George E. Mc? Millan, will sail from Charleston every Fin HAY EVKNINO, ut M o'clock for abuve points. Connect? ing willi ull railroads at Savannah going South mid West. Connecting with the Florida Rutlrond, ut Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which place steamers connect with Mobile and New Orleans. Connecting, nt Pnlulko, with Hart's steamers Ru? the Cclawnha River. Through Bills of Lading given for freights lo Mobile mid New Orleans. Freights payable on thc wharf. All goods remain? ing on thc wharf nt sunset will be atorcd nt risk mid expense of owners. (Signed) J. D. AIKEN A CO., novl3 Agents. jKnamtrU. QHECKS ON" NEW YORK XND KILLS ON ENGLAND AND FRANCE SOLD. ?TETtTVI'jN'Ci? ATVI> Flt.AvlNC*?* BOU QHT. ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS, By L?2S3SSNE & WELLS, uov2 sinus No. 10 BROAD STUFET. O U I S H o L A I N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4 8 BROAD STREET. Charleston, S. C. Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought, carried and sold abort In New York City. Particular attention paid to tho purchase and sale of all kinda of Southern Securities. OCI6